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CHAPTER XCu.

A Further Supplement to an act entitled
can act relative to the sales of lands
under public statue or by virtue of any
Judicial proceedings" [Revisionl, APP
proved March twenty seventh, one thou
sand eight hundred and seventy-four.
Be it enacted by the Senate and GEM
eral Ass emily of the State of New Jersey.
That no sale Of land heretofore made shall
be inyalidated by reason of the omission to-
publish the advertisement of such sale for
four weeks successfully, once in each week
preceding the day of sale; provided, that
such advertisement of such sale shall have
been duly published in two newspapers
published and printed in the county where
the lands are situate, and designated by
law fer the publication of the laws of this
state, for two months next preceding said
sale, at least once in each month; and pro-
vided, that four publications of such sale
shall have been made in said papers during
said time, one notice of which shall have
been published in an issue of said paper
for two days next preceding said, sale; an 1
provid ing, that such sale has been con-
frmed by the orphans court under whose
authority such sale was made.
2. And be it enacted, That this act shall
take effect immediately.
Approved April /, 1887.
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CHAPTER LXXXIX.

A supplement to an act entitled San act to
incorporate trustees or religious socie-
ties. !" approved April ninth, one thoussnd
eight hundred and seventy-five, to au-
thorize dioceses TO change their corporate
name, and the corporate name of trus-
tees chosen by them, and to secure the
property trus s, franchises and obliga-
tons of said corporations, notwithstand-
ing such change of name.
/. Be it enacted by the Senate and Cen
eral Assembly of the State of New Jersey,
That the convention of any diocese of the
Protestant Episcopal church in this state,
already Incorporated. or that shall become
incorporated, may at any regular meeting
thereof, by resolution, change the corpor-
ate name of said diocese, and may also, by
resolution, change the corporate name of
any or all boards of trustees by them Sc
lected, that have been or shall become in
corporated; and such change of name
shall take effect upon filing in the office of
the Secretary of state copy of said reso-
luton, certified by the president and Sec
rotary of said convention, under their
hands and seals, and acknowledged by
them before master in chancery.
q And be it enacted, That from and
after such change of name said corpora
LlUuS SAdll lCoROOSANC1y 1OsNt SOhfNJ o-1N
administer, under and by their new name,
all the property, estates, trusts, rights,
privileges and franchises which they had
under their former name, as fully and to
the same intent, purposes and effect as if
said name had not been changed.
8. Aud be it enacted, that from and after
such change, said corporations shall be and
are hereby respectively fully invested with
the power by and under such new name,
to receive, hold, convey and administer all
estates, gifts, requests, devises, convey
ances and trusts to them given or made by
their name or any former name, as fully to
all intents and pursoses as if such name
had not been changed and such estates,
gifts, requests, devises, coRveyances and
trusts had been to them given, devised or
conveyed by their former name.
4. And be it enacted, That such change
of name shall not impair any legal liability
or obligation of or TO said corporations, aud
that this act shall take effect Immediately.
Approved April l, 1887.
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CHAPTER LXXVlJI.

An Act to authorize any cemetery or burial
ground governed by board of directors,
trustees or managers to invest any sur
plus funds received from the sale of lots
or graves.
/. Be it enacted by the Senate and Gen.
eral Assembly of the State OF New Jersey,
That 1t shall be lawful for the board of di-
reclors, trustees or managers of any GENE
terry or burial grounds in this state under
The management and control OF such a
board, to invest any surplus moneys or
funds OF said cemetery or burial grounds
accruira from the sale of lots, graves or
any other sources, in first class mortgages,
or state, county OF city bonds bearing in
terest aud any and all interest accrued
thereon shall be for the benefit of said
cemetery OF burial ground funds for
maintaining and improving said cemetery
or burial ground.
9. And be it enacted, That all acts and
parts of acts inconsistent with this act be
and the same are hereby repealed,
8 And be it enacted, Tn this act shall
be deemed public act and take effec- i'm
mediately.
Approved April /, 1887.
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CHAPTER LXXIX,
Approved Aprll I, 1851.

A further supplement to an act entitled
An act concerning corporations " (Re-
vision), approved April seventh, one
thousand eight hundred and seventy
FIVE.
l. Be it enacted by the Senate and Gen
eral Assembly of the State of New Jersey,
That where one or more of the iucorpora
tors of any corporation created by or under
any general or special act, shall have died
before the corporation shall have been or
ganized pursuantto law, toe survivors or
survivor may, in writing, designate other
persons who may take the place and act
instead of those deceased in the organiza-
ton and the organization so effected By
their aid shall be as etfec ual in law as if
the organization mad been effected by all
The iaco. porators.
2 And be it enacted, That this act shall
take effect Immediately
Approved April 1, 1887.
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CHAPTER xCI.

An act to amend an act entitled San -
providing for the appointment of coll
tors of arrears of taxes in towns of
State" passed May fourth one thouss
eight hundred and eighty-six.
l. Be it enacted by the Senate and GEN.
eral Assembly of the State of New Jersey.
That the act to which this is amendatory
be and the same is hereby amended to read
as follows
l. Be it enacted by the Senate and GEN
eral Assembly of the Stote OF New Jersey.
That the town council or other governing
body of each Incorporated town and CITY in
this state may annually. within thirty DAYS
after the organization of that body, appoint
an officer who shall be known and desip-
mated as collector of arrears of taxes.''
who shall hold his Office for the term of
one year from the date of his appointment
and until his successor shall be duly an
pointed and qualified.
g. And be it enacted, That every person
appointed to such office shall within TWEEN
ty days after the date of his appointment.
enter into bond to the town or city (by its
corporate name) in such sum and with such
sureties as shall be required and approved
of by the council, conditioned for the faith
full performance of all duties required of
him, as such officer. by Law; and ia case he
snail Adll VI Dcs,ieCU 50 10 90, the council
may rescind or vacate sach appointment.
and shall make new appointment to said
Office.
3. And DE it enacted, That the Council
may by ordinance prescribe as eompensa-
ton fer the services of such officer a per-
eentage Of the gross amount collected -
him, not exceeding two per centum there
4. And be it enacted, that all warrar8
hereafter issued in any town or city for ~
collection of delinquent taxes therein 81
be directed and delivered to the collectS
of arrears Of taxes, and the said collector cf
arrears of taxes shall, in the execution of
said warrant or warrants, have the samer
powers and perform the same duties, ann
be subject to the same forfditures, as is pref
sc.ibed to and imposed upon constables or
collectors of taxes in and by the act en-
tiled San act concerning taxes, approved
April fourteenth, one Thousand eight hun
dred and forty-six, and the several supple
ments thereto; provided, that the proyis-
ions of this act shall not apply to any CITY
where the circuit court of the county in
which such city is situate has appointed
commissioners of adjustment of taxes. 4
5. And be it enacted, that all acts au,sz
parts of acts, general, special, local, public
or private, Inconsistent herewith, be and
the same are hereby repealed.
6. And be it enacted, That this act shall
take effect Immediately.
Approved April 1, 1887.
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CHAPrER XcIII.

A further supplement to an act entitledN
San act for the formation of borough
governments" approved March fifth, onds
thousand eight hundred and SEVENTY
eight.
L. Be it enacted by the Senate and GEN
eral Assembly Of the State of NeweI ersev,,
That the mayor and council of boFongks
organized under the act to which this is az
further supplement- shall have power and
authority by ordnance TO order and cause
any street. road or avenue or any section
of any street, road or avenue within the
borough to be graded, graveled, paved,
macsdamized or otherwise improved and
regulated in sach manner as they may
deem advisable; provided, application in
writing, signed by the owners of at least
one-half of the lineal feet of land fronting
on the proposed improvement, be first pre-.
scented to the mayor and council; provided |
further, that nothing herein contained (
shall prevent the use of road tax for mac
adamizing, repairing or improving publ |,
roads as now provided by law.
g. And be it enacted, That the mayo5lS
and council, upon resolving the apple. d
ton referred to in the preceding section
shall cause the borough clerk to give mott q.
of the istention OF the mayor and couns IA
to cause such Improvement 10 be made. m
such work to be done or performed, brieh$
describing such work or Improvement, AM
requiring such persons as object thereto t
present their objection ia writing to TIL
said clerk on or before day therein nam
ed. not less than ten days after the date d
said notice, which said notice shall b,
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for the better government of the same"
approved March fifth, one thousand
-. l

for the better government of the same"
approved March fifth, one thousand
eight hundred and venty-nine.
1. Be it enacted by the Senate and Gen
eral Assembly of the State OF New JERSEY,
That the first section of the act entitled
* An act to provide for licensing hacks
and other vehicles by the township COM
mittees of the several townships of this
stale, aud for the better government of the
same,n approved March fiji b, one thousand
eight hundred and seventy be and
the same is hereby amended to read as fol-
lows
/ Be it enacted by the Senate and Gen
eral Assembly of the State of New Jersey,
That ia all townships in this state having
population of more than ten thousand
Inhabitants the township committee of
sid township shall have power TO pass,
alter and repeal ordinances, and to make
eulesand regulations for licensing and re
gulating public hacks, cabs, omnibuses,
stages, carriages aud vehicles used for the
transportation of passengers within the
limits of said township, and to fix the Ii
cense fee for the same, and to prohibit
unlicensed persons from acting in
the capacity Of hackmen provided
that this act shall not apply to boroughs
or seaside resorts having power to grant
such licenses.
2. And be 1t enacted, That the third
section of the act to which this is sup
pement, be and the same is hereby re-
pealed.
8. And be it enacted, That this act shall
take effect Immediately.
Approved April /, 1887.
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CHAPTER LXXXv.

A Supplement to an act entitled can act to
authorizs the boards of chosen freeholders
of the respective counties of this state to
issue bonds to raise money for state and
county purposes in anticipation of the ar
rearages Of state and county taxation, >"
approved March eighteenth, one thou
sand eight hundred and eighty-one.
/. Be it enacted by the Senate and Cen
eral Assembly of the State of New Jersey,
That section four of an act entitled san
act to authorize the boards of chosen free
holders of the respective counties of this
state to issue bonds to raise money for
state and county purposes IN anticipation OF
the arrearages ofstate and county taxation,
approved March eighteenth, one thousand
eight hundred and eighty-one, be and the
same is hereby amended so as to read as
follows.
4. And be it enacted. That whenever
bonds shall be issued by any beard OF
chosen freeholders under the provisions of
this act il shall be the duty of the board OF
chosen freeholders to create q siuking fund
into which shall be paid all sums of money
received on account of said arrearages or
interest on the same or moneys received as
premiums upon the sale OF any county
bonds: and that for the proper manage
ment of said sinking fund q sinking fund
commission is hereby created, to consist of
the director of said board, the county col
lector of the county and tho chairman OF
the finance committee OF said board, and 1t
shall be lawful for said commissioners, I'M
der the direction of the board OF chosen
freeholdsrs of such county, to take charge
of said sinking fund and to securely invest
said funds and the interest, aceruing there
on so that the funds in the sinking funds
aforesaid shall be avail able to pay bonds of
such county as they may tall due. or the
said commissioners may invest the same
in thu purchase of any binds of such
county heretofore or hereafter legally is
sued.
q And be it enacted, That this act shan
take effect immediately
Approved April L, 1887.
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eral Assembly of the State of New Jei
That section ten of the above entitladA
be amended to read as follows.
10. And be it enacted, That before az
order directing the special guardian to pi
or transfer the proceeds of the sale of q
lands of such infant to his general guardi
shall be made, the general guardian sh&
give bond with suretles in a sum sufficiei
TO secure the amount of such proceed
which bond shall be approved by the on
phans' court of the county in which thH
general guardian was appointed, and filed
with the surrogate of said county and 4
certificate from such orphans court signed
by at least two judges thereof and attested
by the surrogate under his off eial seal, ceI1
tifying that good and suficien bond hal
been filed in the surrogate's Office suffi&ieLl
to cover the amount (naming it, to comb
into the hands of the general GUARDIAN
shall be filed with the clerk of the court Of
chancery; provided, however, that in case
snch general guardian was appointed BY
the prerogative court. the general guardian
shall give bonds with sureties ia a sum
sufficient to secure the amount OF such pro
ceeds, which bonds shall be approved by
the ordinary and filed in the Office of ths
clerk of the prerogative court.
2. And be it enacted, This this act shall!
take effect Immediately.
Approved April l, 1887.
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CHAPTER Xxx.
An act concerning cemetery corporations
incorporated by special acts.

An act concerning cemetery corporations
Incorporated by special acts.
l. Be it enacted by the Senate and
General ASS smbly of the State of New
Jersey, That it shall be lawful for any
cemetery corpor ltion incorporated under
any special act of incorporation, whenever
all OF the lots into which the cemetery land
is divided are disposed of to acquire ad-
ditional real estate for the purposes of such
corporation, and to borrow money to pay
for the same, and make and execute, its
bonds therefor provided, however, that
no such corporation shall borrow more
than twenty thousand dollars under the
provisions of this act.
2. And be it enacted, That this act shall
take effect Immediately.
Approved April l. 1887
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county of Monmouth, nor to the waters
which are subject to the jurisdiction of
this state and the states of Pennsylvania
and Delaware provided, however, that it
shall not be lawful to fish with pounds or
weirs in any of the waters of this state, ex-
cept as provided for in this section.
q And be it enacted, That this act shall
take effect immediately.
Approved April ], 1887.
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CHAPTER YC.

A Supplement to an act entitled San act
relative to the sale and disposition of the
real estates Of infants [Rsyisionl, APP
proved March twenty-seyenth, one thous-
and eight hundred and seventy-four.
/. Bel. enacted by the Senate and Cen
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CHAPTER LXXYII.

Supplement to an act entitled IAN act to
provide for licensing hacks and other
vehicles by the township committees of
the several townships Of this state, aud
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THE LAWS OF NEW JERSEY.
lContinued from Page 81

which bonds ond COUPONS shall each be
marked duplicate"
2. And be it enac'ad, That this act shall
take effect immediately.
Approved April l, 1887.
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CHAPTER LxXXyI.

Az 10 authorizs tke transfer OF licenses
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Telegraphic COMBINATIONS

Deaths from cholera still continue
to be reported from Key West, which
is an island 100 miles south OF Flor
ida and belong ng to IT,.
Fire in Hamburg, Germany, de-
stroyed a million dollars worth Of
property.
The Sultan Of Turkey has coded
the island Of Cyprus, in the Mediter.
rsnean Sea to England.
Hail.stones damaged the corn, cot
ton, and other crops 10 Mississippi
greatly.
Gas spurtod mp aftor a nitro gl yce>
rine explosion in the natural oil we'll
al Cumberland.
joe Barbour, supposed to be ring
leader in the train robbery at McNeill
Station, Texas, has proved that on
the day of the robbery he was about
forty miles ffom Mcneil. Barbour
stated that when arrested by officer
Olive he was Offered 81 900 TO confess
that he was connected with tho rob
berry, and promised that IL convicted
and sent 10 the peniteBtiary he would
bD tOA6HoE0s
A special from Bloomington, Illi-
nois, says: "a strange disease,
communicated by contact, has caused
a great deal OF havoc among horses
in Dewitt county. IL is believed TO
have been communicated from impor.
ted French sisll'ons. and is said to
be common in France. Forty mares
bave died from II. and many are nov
III. Nine stations are under treat
ment."
Spain is suffering from a plague Of
locusts. They are so thick that gsnos
OF men are employed TO clear the rail.
road lines. The crops are almost ruo
med, and fearful suffering will be the
result.
Buck Taylor. belonging to Buffalo
Bills Wild West show, bad his thigh
fractured by being thrown from a
straugs horse in London Wednesday v.
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Capt. Penny hackers Speech.
The following is the Grafton delivered by
Capt. Penny hacker:

The following is the Grafton delivered by
Capt. Penny hacker:
Mrs. President AM ladies OF the
Hsmpshire County Confederate Me-
mortal Association and my old COM
rades In arms : One OF the Oldest
the IN ,st amisble and the most ADM {.
rable characteristics Of civilized peo-
pies, is the disposition to commemo-
rate the deserving dead. Especially
10 this disposition natural and credi.
table when the death has been yica-
rious, or, 10 take the commonest such
case, when IL has been on the battles
held. While we admire those who
die so as heroes, we cherish the re-
collection or them az benefactors. and
IL is right and proper we should.
Hush Let all the world keep 81.
lent. Ye come TO buty the hopes OF
a brave. proud people In CONNIE mo.
ration OF their gallant and lamebted
dead. Sparta had her boy that would
let the fox cat out his vitals rather
than divulge the secrets Of his coun-
try; Tbermotyle bad ils gallant 800 /;
France bad her CbarlemagUe, Napo-
leon and the old guard the allied
ar mics had their Wellington; Rome
hsd its Caesar and Scipio; Carthage
it's Hannibal; Mscedon its Alexan-
der the Great Persia her Xerxes and
Cyrus. Bat they were conquerors,
and fought for the aggrandizemenL
of themselves, or the extension OF
the borders of their own dominions.
And their followers were vassals, or
slaves. But they whose memory we
to-day commemorate and honor were
the representatives Of civil liberty
and personal rights: and like the
Cbevalier Baysrd. above fear aud
above reprosch They fought for the
principles and issues involved in tho
long sno bloody contest with the mo.
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THE MARKETS.
BALTIMORE CArrLe MARKET. +,
Jnne 1877

Jnne 2, 1887.
Cattle are sold at tLess figures 1.-Two weight
Hogs are cold at net weight, that q 20 ne,
cent tgeperally )o6 from live weight. Sheep
are sold gross. that u live weight, o: moth
ing Oh.
Prices Ct Beef Cattle this week rapeed n
follows: Best Beeves at 4 7oaSS 90. thoes
geoerslly rated 6rst quality soaf4 Is, mo.
dism OF good fair quality 4 00a$4 SO, and
ordinary thin steers. oxen and cows. . 90 Q
% IS per loo lbs.
OF the Cattle received 324 came from
Maryland, SIS from Pennsylvsnis, 525 from
from Kentucky, 10 from iiIinos, aud 81 fron
New York. Total receipts forihe week 1909
:.sainst 1897 last week, and STA same time
lest year.
Or he offerings $50 we're taken by the BAL
umore butchers. by county dealers. n
sold TO Eastern srsculatoss. Total salee for
the week I'll sgainst 7c2 last week, and 1872
same time last year.
SHEEP AND LAnBs There has been q fair
supply 90 the market this week, with the
quality fully mp 10 that OF the offerings OF
asst Thorsday. There has been q somewhat
better feeling 10 the market tbisv eek. With
prices . shade higher and q more active
trade. We quote Sheep at 2}s4t cents per
ID. with tops 81 40 per 100 los LAmbs q,
6a14 cents per Id. gross. Receipts 5, 77S.
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Topical Points.

WokK was begun on the Black Dia-
mond Railroid, ore ofthe biggest en-
terprises Of which West Virginia can
boast, last Saturday. II will begin
at Parkersburg. extend through Wool,
Writ, Calhoun, Gilmer, Brsxton
w ebsier and Pocahohtas counties
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Notice to Creditors.

A LII persons holding claims by note or
"A otherwise against the Estate of Israel
Alderton. decd are hereby notified to pre-
scot their clsimsJ properly proven, before
the undersigned. Commissio nor of the Conc .
y Court Of Hampshire county. on or before
the 30th day OF Jnne. 1887, at my Office iu
Romney. Given under my hand this 2lst
day OF May, 1887. JAMES A. GIBSON,
May 81 4w. Commission
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TRADE dollars will only be worth
their weight as bullionJ about 80
cents. after July 1. Those who have
any OF them should have them re.
deemed as soon as possible.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

A al persons holding claims or notes
IA against the Estate of Daniel Sowley,
dec d., are hereby notified to present their
claims, properly proven, before the under
signed. Commissioner OF the County Court
OF Hampshire county, on or before the 3Oth
day Of June. 1887, al my office in Romuey
Given under my hand this 2lst day Of May.
1887. JANIS A. GIBSON,
May ~ 4w. Commissioners
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Notice to Creditors.

~ against the Estate OF George Kerns.
dec d are hereby notified to present their
claims, properly proven. before the under
signed Commissioner OF the County Court OF
Hampshire county, on or before the 3Oth
day Of June, 1887, at my Office in Romney.
Given under r,y hand this 2!st day Of May +,
1887. JAMES A. GIBSON,
May a Az. Commissioners.